by Xtraordinary Women | Mar 29, 2023 | Women In The Workplace
Wednesday, 29 March 2023: In many South African offices, women make up almost half the workforce. On the average construction site, however, you’re likely to only find one woman among 100 men. South Africa needs to produce double the amount of skilled artisans to meet...
by Xtraordinary Women | Mar 24, 2023 | Women In The News, Women In The Workplace
KFC Africa proudly appoints first black female GM KFC announced the appointment of its very first black female General Manager for Africa – Akhona Qengqe – who will step into this role on 01 April 2023. She will replace outgoing GM – Dhruv Kaul, who is moving...
by Xtraordinary Women | Mar 16, 2023 | Women In The News, Women In The Workplace
Celebrating fearless women challenging the status quo There is no doubt that women continue to make formidable inroads across a number of sectors – directing strategies, shaping discussions, encouraging equitable action and championing advocacy efforts. And there is...
by Xtraordinary Women | Feb 17, 2023 | Opinion, Women In The News, Women In The Workplace
By Donna Rachelson, co-founder, IgniteHer Friday, 17 February 2023: We see promising changes in the number of female leaders both in South Africa and internationally. But at the same time, women are leaving senior roles. Why? According to findings from the 2022 Women...
by Xtraordinary Women | Feb 17, 2023 | Women In The News, Women In The Workplace
With most South Africans focused on SONA or more parochially, when the lights are coming back on or going off again, the UN’s Day to recognise Women and Girls in Science (Saturday 11 February) largely slipped by unnoticed. Beneliza Noarises thinks that’s a pity...
by Xtraordinary Women | Feb 13, 2023 | Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Women In The Workplace
Pictured Above: Stephne Jacobs, Chairperson of Reach for Recovery With Her Team World Cancer Day, which was on February 4, called for us all to “close the care gap”. It’s a heartening sentiment at any level, but particularly when you acknowledge the South African...